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Bombardier still No. 2 business jet maker, but rival Gulfstream pulls farther ahead
- Bombardier remained the world's second-largest business jet manufacturer by value in 2025, delivering 157 aircraft worth US$7.94 billion.
- Bombardier's 2025 deliveries increased from 146 in 2024, surpassing its target of over 150 jets amid a global rise in business jet production.
- Gulfstream Aerospace's billings rose more than 20% to US$10.01 billion in 2025, delivering 158 jets and surpassing Bombardier in both jet value and output for the first time since 2020.
- Since 2012, Bombardier has not outsold Gulfstream in revenue, and 2025 marked Gulfstream's first time surpassing Bombardier in jet output since 2020.
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In 2025, the Canadian manufacturer delivered 157 aircraft worth US$7.94 billion. The US company Gulfstream is only slightly ahead of it.
·Montreal, Canada
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A new report shows that Bombardier retained its position as the world's second largest manufacturer of business aircraft in 2025, with one less aircraft than its rival Gulfstream Aerospace.
·Montreal, Canada
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Bombardier still No. 2 business jet maker, but rival Gulfstream pulls farther ahead
A new report shows Bombardier Inc. held on to its position as the world’s second-largest business jet manufacturer by value in 2025, despite falling one plane short of rival Gulfstream Aerospace Corp.
·Kelowna, Canada
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Leaning Left6Leaning Right0Center3Last UpdatedBias Distribution67% Left
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